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Ko-Bunka
The Ko-Bunka is a smaller version of a Bunka. Any guesses on what “Ko” means in Japanese? You nailed it! It translates to “small.”
The Ko Bunka is a smaller version of a Bunka. Any guesses...
Ko-Bunka
The Ko-Bunka is a smaller version of a Bunka. Any guesses on what “Ko” means in Japanese? You nailed it! It translates to “small.”
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Makoto Kurosaki Kaen
The Makoto Kurosaki Kaen line features hexagonal tsuchime patterns, a kasumi bevel, and a VG10/VG2 coreless damascus construction that provides a unique "bite" as the alternating metals wear at different rates.
Makoto Kurosaki Kaen
The Makoto Kurosaki Kaen line features hexagonal tsuchime patterns, a kasumi bevel, and a VG10/VG2 coreless damascus construction that provides a unique "bite" as the alternating metals wear at different rates.
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Makoto Kurosaki Samidorizuki
Makoto Kurosaki, a blacksmith known for experimenting with modern materials, has released the Samidorizuki line featuring SPG Strix steel. The name translates to "spring moon," and the knives are characterized by a hexagonal beehive tsuchime pattern and a vibrant green collar.
Makoto Kurosaki strikes us as a maker who loves experimenting with the...
Makoto Kurosaki Samidorizuki
Makoto Kurosaki, a blacksmith known for experimenting with modern materials, has released the Samidorizuki line featuring SPG Strix steel. The name translates to "spring moon," and the knives are characterized by a hexagonal beehive tsuchime pattern and a vibrant green collar.
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Masakage Koishi AS
If you want it all, this knife is for you. Looks, handmade romance, and performance come together in every Koishi. Perfect for a high-level chef or foodie, not afraid to keep their knife clean and dry!
These knives have been named Koishi (pebbles) for the tsuchime (hammered) and...
Masakage Koishi AS
If you want it all, this knife is for you. Looks, handmade romance, and performance come together in every Koishi. Perfect for a high-level chef or foodie, not afraid to keep their knife clean and dry!
